Objective Questions on Power Electronics Part-2

Solapur-University-M.Sc. – Electronics (Semester-I)-2019-On Power Electronics

Sr. No Questions with multiple options
1. A device that converts AC into DC is called as _____

(a)    Chopper

(b)   Inverter

(c)    Rectifier

(d)   None of these

2. In SAC technique the average output voltage is controlled by varying _____

(a)    Conduction angle

(b)   Extinction angle

(c)    Firing angle

(d)   All of these

3. Step down cycloconverter has output frequency ______ supply frequency.

(a)    Equal to

(b)   Less than

(c)    Greater than

(d)   Greater than equal to

4. The class E choppers has ____ quadrant operation.

(a)    One

(b)   Two

(c)    Four

(d)   Three

5. In SPWM technique modulation index is _______

(a)    1

(b)   0 to 1

(c)    0 to 10

(d)   0 to 0.1

6. In PWM technique the output voltage is controlled by changing the ______

(a)    Firing angle

(b)   Width of pulses

(c)    Extinction angle

(d)   All of these

   
7. The output voltage of single phase bridge inverter is _____ wave.

(a)    Square

(b)   Sine

(c)    Triangular

(d)   Ramp

8. The _______ provide variable output voltage with fixed frequency.

(a)    Inverter

(b)   Cycloconverter

(c)    AC voltage controllers

(d)   Chopper

9. In cycloconverter output is controlled by controlling the ______ angle of the thyristors.

(a)    Delay

(b)   Conduction

(c)    Both a & b

(d)   Extinction

10. In choppers, for chopping period T, the output voltage can be controlled by varying _______ constant.

(a)    T keeping T on

(b)   T on keeping T

(c)    T off keeping T

(d)   T off keeping T on

11. In AC voltage controller if the SCRs are switched on for 25 cycles and off for 75 cycles then the duty would be _____

(a)    4.0

(b)   0.20

(c)    3.0

(d)   0.25

12. The Mc Murray-Bedford inverter uses ______ technique of commutation.

(a)    Voltage commutation

(b)   Current commutation

(c)    Auxiliary commutation

(d)   Natural

   
  Data Collected By – K. Jeyanthi
  Published on – 10th Nov 2021
   

 


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